Labradoodles are one of the larger Doodle crossbreeds. Don’t let the Miniature title fool you, these lovable, sociable, and ever so slightly goofy hybrids can still be fairly chunky even in their smallest variation. While they may not be guaranteed to fit in a handbag like a Maltipoo or Chipoo, they come in a variation … Read more
It can feel that just about every breed has been “Doodled”. We all know that adding a pinch of Poodle can make for a delightful hybrid. It does follow logical sense then that some breeders may venture into the word of crossing all the best bit of a Doodle with another purebred pooch. Enter the … Read more
The Double Doodle can seem like a dream come true for the legions of Poodle crossbreeds aficionados out there. Taking two of the most popular Doodle subtypes namely the Labradoodle and Goldendoodle and crossing them to make a new energetic and lovable puppy who sports that instantly recognizable curly Doodle coat. It does beg the … Read more
Australian Labradoodle generations do not follow the same rules as regular Doodles. F1, F2, and F3 are not used. Instead, ALF1, ALF2, and ALF3 are used for this special breed. What is an Australian Labradoodle? The Australian Labradoodle is a mixed breed or hybrid dog with genetics from three to six parent breed lines coming … Read more
When you talk about the hunt or the field there are many dog breeds that may instantaneously spring to mind. The Springer Spaniel. The Labrador Retriever. Even the Beagle. But what about our beloved Doodles, how do they fare in the hunting world? In this article we aim to discover if there is more to … Read more
You’ve bought your Labradoodle home, you’ve all the gear and (some) idea and your new puppy is settling home well; however, due to the anomalies of the ever-changing weather conditions you’ve realized you might not be as prepared as you first thought. Just how cold is too cold for your Labradoodle? Do they need coats … Read more
We know that all dogs run, but that doesn’t necessarily mean that all breeds make equally suitable running partners; just because a dog can run, doesn’t automatically mean that they should. Both Labradors and Standard Poodles were originally bred for their water retrieving capabilities, assisting both fishermen and hunters alike, so it stands to reason … Read more
Doodles are a fascinating breed of dog. One reason being the vast variety of them. Different Doodles have lots of things in common due to the Poodle influence, but they also have lots of differences. One thing that does vary a lot between Doodles is their coat type and whether they are curly, wavy, straight, … Read more
LABRADOODLE QUICK FACTS Parent Breeds: Poodle and Labrador Retriever Height: Standard – 21” – 25” Miniature – 14” – 16” Weight: Standard -22kg – 30 kg Miniature – 6kg – 20kg Other names: None. Whereas many other Doodle mixes are known by a variety of names the Labradoodle is only ever known as such Temperament: … Read more
You could be forgiven for thinking that the Aussiedoodle (or Aussiepoo as they are also known) and the Australian Labradoodle are one and the same breed. However, you would be very wrong as they couldn’t be more different! In fact, the Aussiedoodle doesn’t even have any Antipodean origins at all. The Aussiedoodle is part Poodle … Read more
